@Seth Thomas posted:I’m just throwing this out ….sort of late though.
Would it possibly have been easier to have relocated the heat/air rather than remove your track an layout 🤣
I apologize if I may have missed someone else’s mentioning this possibly.
But being trained as an internal auditor I always like to review the alternatives when I discovered any non-compliance, or costly errors 😚The drawing of the track layout you are considering looks to be an enjoyable alternative Mike. I like multiple layers 😊
@mike g. posted:Hi Seth, I could have always moved the Heat/AC unit, but then I would not get the second level loop and who knows maybe even more. The good part is the CEO bought into it.
I'm with you on this one Mike. Those units can be moved but then you have a holes in the train room wall to patch. By the time the contractor gets a longer line set, moves the electric, adds gas to the unit, you will be well on your way to the new layout. Besides, if you just moved the unit, you would still want to change the layout but wouldn't be able to blame it on the unit anymore. 
Wise move my friend! 
Bob
PS- no layout time for me last night. I did hit the yard pieces with textured black spray paint. I left them in my shed overnight and they should be good and dry tonight so I can glue them down.
